Spicevillageltd - Southall

This is the most amazing Pakistani restaurant I've ever visited. Every time we come to London, we enjoy trying different places, and we recently discovered this hidden gem. I can't believe we missed it for so long! The authentic Pakistani dishes were delicious. We tried the lamb, and it was flavorful—much better than what we had at other well-known spots like Tayyabs and Hale. I would highly recommend it to everyone. I will definitely be bringing my family here soon!

This is an excellent Pakistani restaurant that truly deserves praise. The curries are delicious and richly flavored, and the portions are generous. Each dish is clearly freshly prepared, and the taste is spot-on. If you find yourself in the Southall area, this restaurant is a must-visit!

I tried the chicken curry, mixed BBQ platter, biryani, and naan. The food was decent but not particularly impressive. The waitstaff were attentive and skilled, but the restaurant was quite crowded. The prices were reasonable, but there wasn't anything outstanding that would make us want to return.

Food presentation: nothing special about eating taste : mango leti is amazing! khema biryani is a must try here. ambiente: very spacious and ornamental. still modern service: friendly cleanliness: clean and clean note: my taste buds are very Indian, but my reviews are included

Went to this place for with a couple of friends expecting some good Indian food n a comfortable place to talk to. The outlet is just on the main road so quite easy to find out. Though parking maybe available a couple of blocks away. On the inside the place was quite clean, spacious, bright n well laid out. Seating was quiet n comfortable. The ambience had the aroma of a good tandoori food bcoz of the open kitchen. We ordered an non veg platter to start with along with mocktail. The food was sizzling n quite a large serving size. The fish chicken and lamb all was very well done n tasty. The softness n the juices were retained in the food which gave it an extra flavour. The lamb chops were specially good and also the seekh kababs stood out. In the main course we wanted to try the Nihari n also ordered some rogan josh. Nihari was a typically Delhi kind but low on flavours comparatively. The softness was there but the spices were slightly different though I m not saying it was bad. Really tasty. The Rohan josh also was good n tasty, adequately spiced n well cooked. The tandoori roti was also very soft n good. Overall a very North india kind of experience so far away. Service n ambience were both very good n we enjoyed my first evening in London. Surely recommended for a good food.